How hard will it be to replace my 2009 Camry onewith this one? My present one already has hand-free bluetooth and navigation - but no ipod control.
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I took mine to a car audio specialist. They had to use an adapter and it took them about 4 hours.
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It doesn't wirk with any newer generation iPhones or iPods. Given that you already have Bluetooth and navigation, I wouldnt suggest you but this.
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It is really simple to install but I have had nothing but problems with mine and the manufacturer and Amazon have not helped by any stretch of the imagination. I would recommend one of better quality from a different manufacturer. This system is not worth the cardboard its shipped in.
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Bluetooth work good. Watch out for the steering wheel control. It ll stop working after some time. I contact the seller. He told me to do master reset which I did couple of times but didn't work. Apart from that it works great.
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Hi Vivian,Yes it is most definitely complatible with the iPod Classic!I only have the iPod 160GB Classic, in fact I have 3 of them, love my music!! HaHaHave a Monster iCarPlay Wireless in each car, that way I never get caught out.Enjoy.
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look in settings on ipod should be a blue tooth setting where you can pair with cars wi-fi
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Should be fine ... in fact, here is a quote from the Amazon customer feedback section on this product: "...Within 20 seconds of plugging in the product I was able to use the iPod navigation with my BMW Professional radio and change songs with the steering wheel controls..."
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Nothing u will need to buy the sensors if not done so u will need to remove the bottom base of the old controller as well and install then u will be able to connect your Iphone to your car u will also have to update the firmware as well
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I used mine before getting a new car with bluetooth and loved it.It was very easy to use. I bought one for my wife and daughter since I liked it. I don't know about being outdated. It works well for both my wife and daughter and if I ever drive a car that doesn't have bluetooth built in I will bring my Motorola unit.
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I bought this for 2014 3 series, so not sure about your year/model. Important points, unless you plan to subscribe and use BMW connected drive, you don't need this. I have the standard audio package and it can pair multiple Bluetooth devices, I have 4 iPhones paired, with mine as primary. When I get in the car, my phone and music auto connect without touching anything... Steering controls also work with it like that. Another advantage with the doc is that you can "see" the songs and artwork on the navi display; Via BT, you only see the next or previous song in the instrument cluster panel when you operate the steering wheel scroller. Not sure about videos and movies without the dock; however it's OEM so videos would stop playing while driving anyway. Honest assessment, if you will use connected drive, get it. If just phone and music, not necessary and it's actually more cumbersome to use the dock. I Kept forgetting my phone in the car using the dock. Not in the habit of opening the armrest and popping it out. Another point to consider, my wife and I got iPhone 6's, the dock won't fit those or other shapes of future iPhones. Also, the USB port in the car will charge your phone using the apple cable. Videos... just as easy to watch on Apple device while parked ;-)
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I'm glad you asked. Just traded our 2011 sonata in for the 2013 model. Typically the same design with a few added features. The one difference I noticed was this same Ipod adapter that I used in the 2011 which worked flawlessly, Didn't work the same in the 2013. As a matter of fact, I just went to my local Hyundai dealer yesterday and They couldn't figure it out after trying it in other vehicles on their lot. Not sure if because it's after market (made in china) or just design change in Hyundai's electronics systems. I'll tell you this, after leaving the Hyundai dealer somewhat frustrated, I found that Any Ipod usb only adapter works just fine. Only difference I found is to change to different playlist, You have to go to your menu button and select search, then scroll to your desired playlist. In the 2011 I once owned, I was able to do that from steering wheel controls. Hope this is helpful. Good Luck!
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It worked in my 2006 Camry w/o navigation. And I believe it would work for you too.
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Me and the wife had one on a sporty with no windshield we didn't have any problem sound quality was very good. We would talk back-and-forth and both listen to music separately. I could even use the built-in voice commands on an iPhone and send text messages while riding, but the translation was hit and miss .
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Hey! I bought this product for my 2005 Camry XLE also, and it worked fine. You can do everything yourself, so dont worry about it, its super easy to do. Just follow the steps they provide you (about 6-7 steps, wont take you more than 2 mins to program it). If you have any question just ask here on amazon on this thread, and i'll be glad to help!
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I have tried this on my 2009 C300 (which had an ipod connector cable) but unfortunately it didn't work. There is a 3.5 mm (regular headphone) audio out too on this blutooth receiver that can be used to connect to a AUX in (if you have that). Unfortunately my car did not have an AUX-in and therefore I could not use this. Despite this, I decided to keep this device since it looked useful with built in battery and portability. It works with my bose ipod dock though!
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I have only used the controls on the phone. I dont use the Audi controls. I have 2010 MMI, and I cant confirm for the 2009.
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Yep! I have a 2005 Camry with a 16860 radio. Bought this a few months ago, easily installed it, and it works great!
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i just baught a generation 1 itouch ipod are there any down falls of this purchase i should know of? I mean ive always wanted one and my old MP3 player died so i had no choice? It seems like a great idea it holds way more songs does a crapload more stuff and its a touch screen.
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I would go to the Kenwood site and find out if there is a newer firmware version for the BT300 than your current version. I updated mine a while back and have since sold the car it was installed in. As I recall the update was done using a Bluetooth connection between the BT300 and my Bluetooth capable laptop and the whole process was pretty easy following the instructions they gave. Have no idea if they have a Mac version. There are some setup selections in the head units Bluetooth settings that could be affecting your phone connection and as I remember you have to turn off and not allow the connection to playback audio files on your phone or you will have the problem of sporadic phone call capability connection.